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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1888
Page
4
Fragmented OCR recounts Republican ticket names and party tactics, noting internal disputes, cross endorsements, and editorials. It cites Henry Booth, Ingalls, Botkin, Prohibition considerations, Wichita and Leavenworth voter stats, and concerns over Democratic influence and newspaper bias.
A Wichita based discussion questions the Oklahoma boomers convention aims and the Payne led faction. The letter outlines Cherokee Nation land titles, treaty facts, and Supreme Court rulings, arguing the tribe holds absolute fee simple to lands with reversion only if extinction occurs. It disputes public debt claims and denounces partisan moves against Kansas.
The document, described as an infamous campaign item, is denounced as mendacious and treacherous by Governor Martin. It targets Democrats and claims to expose enemies of Kansas while alleging national bankruptcy. The piece aims to warn and mobilize supporters, asserting a political motive behind the circular.
Special sale of ladies and children's knit underwear and union suits offered in many sizes. Odd infants undergarments priced low. Misses wool hose and wool skirts in assorted colors feature marked reductions. Overstocked men underwear, heavy emphasis on lightweight wool and linen pieces.
An irregular ad touts all wool goods and 40 pieces of Henrietyas in various shades, low prices per cent, and highlights fine stock of Black Silk and blankets. It promises garments for men and children, new carpets, curtains, and linens, urging shoppers to act quickly for recent arrivals and best values.
Fragmented OCR text shows a dense archaic report with references to Harper county and Wichita, listing stock totals, bonds, and railroad company details. It mentions the site of the pretence in Harper county and patrons connected to Topeka and Santa Fe lines, with disjointed names and figures scattered throughout.
National Board of Health official Dr. Kedvie of Michigan University reports confusion in market baking powders with mixed ingredients and unclear purity. Washington sources note concerns over additives and accuracy in labeling and testing standards.
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